Love the old Matrox PCI cards - very nice findings!

PainDictator wrote on Yesterday, 10:05:

Very nice condition. Aliexpress?

I got it from eBay.

amadeus777999 wrote on Yesterday, 10:11:

Love the old Matrox PCI cards - very nice findings!

Nice to See that there are Others Out there who also like Matrox 😀

TM30 wrote on Yesterday, 11:08:

I got it from eBay. […]
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PainDictator wrote on Yesterday, 10:05:

Very nice condition. Aliexpress?

I got it from eBay.

amadeus777999 wrote on Yesterday, 10:11:

Love the old Matrox PCI cards - very nice findings!

Nice to See that there are Others Out there who also like Matrox 😀

Like is an understatement - any old PC I store or use has to be equipped with a Matrox card(Mystique or MilleniumII)... feels like something missing without it.
There's one caveat though... no default 320x200 VESA mode on the cards mentioned.

Sounds like a loyal Matrox fan 😀

I just bought a G250 with Memory Expansion Module specifically made for the G250 (6ns SGRAM) . I hope with this one it won't downclock like with the use of a Regular G200 Memory Expansion shown here: https://b31f.wordpress.com/2017/02/16/memory- … nce-goes-there/

amadeus777999 wrote on Yesterday, 13:54:

There's one caveat though... no default 320x200 VESA mode on the cards mentioned.

I never checked, but the MGA-1064SG Developer Specification actually says:

■ VESA 2.0-compliant DOS applications running at a resolution of 320 x 200 can be scaled up to
640 x 480.
• Higher resolutions are possible without changing the frame rate.
• Filtering in the X-direction is supported.